Mom's English is starting now
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“A child who had zero exposure to English until the age of 7
“How did I get into a foreign university at the age of 16?”
Because I didn't read a single English book, I didn't send my child to an English academy.
My child is the only one who is late in learning English,
Are you anxious and nervous?
Get started with Nuribodem's special step-by-step English exposure method!
- Includes step-by-step/period-based English practice methods from easy English videos to classic literature.
- Over 1,500 customized English books and videos, tailored to each level and period, all in one volume!
- Complete analysis of over 500 treasured children's books, including Caldecott and Newbery Medal winners!
- Roadmaps by field, including picture books, textbooks, novels, and videos
What's the secret behind a child with zero exposure to English until the age of seven being accepted into a foreign university at 16? The secret lies not in an English kindergarten, early study abroad, or academy classes, but in "Mom's Step-by-Step English, Three Hours a Day."
"Mom's English: Now, Let's Start" thoroughly analyzes the "English exposure method" that produces more reliable results than academies or private tutoring, along with over 1,500 pieces of content necessary for this.
Author Nuri Bodum began homeschooling her child when he was 8 years old and began learning English with his mother when he was 14.
It is good to leave your child in a school or institution, but on the other hand, I was worried that the child's individuality would become uniform.
After much discussion with my child, I decided to use 'Mom's English', and gradually exposed him to English videos and books for three hours a day starting when he was eight years old.
At 8 years old, everyone said it was too late, but surprisingly, the child's English skills grew explosively.
I became comfortable speaking and writing my thoughts in English, and eventually, at the age of 16, I was accepted to an Australian university.
And at the age of twenty, I entered the integrated master's and doctoral program at a domestic university faster than others.
To others, it may have been a 'missed opportunity' to learn English, but to the child, it was a 'shortcut' that helped him get closer to his dream more quickly.
"Mom's English: Now We're Starting" is a book that analyzes and organizes how a mother and child with "zero exposure to English" learned English the way mothers do, providing step-by-step/period-specific practice methods and a list of contents so that they can be seen at a glance.
Our curated collection of over 1,500 English books and videos, curated by moms, will serve as a "one-of-a-kind treasure map" for moms who are always thirsty for new information and have a hard time choosing just one English book.
“How did I get into a foreign university at the age of 16?”
Because I didn't read a single English book, I didn't send my child to an English academy.
My child is the only one who is late in learning English,
Are you anxious and nervous?
Get started with Nuribodem's special step-by-step English exposure method!
- Includes step-by-step/period-based English practice methods from easy English videos to classic literature.
- Over 1,500 customized English books and videos, tailored to each level and period, all in one volume!
- Complete analysis of over 500 treasured children's books, including Caldecott and Newbery Medal winners!
- Roadmaps by field, including picture books, textbooks, novels, and videos
What's the secret behind a child with zero exposure to English until the age of seven being accepted into a foreign university at 16? The secret lies not in an English kindergarten, early study abroad, or academy classes, but in "Mom's Step-by-Step English, Three Hours a Day."
"Mom's English: Now, Let's Start" thoroughly analyzes the "English exposure method" that produces more reliable results than academies or private tutoring, along with over 1,500 pieces of content necessary for this.
Author Nuri Bodum began homeschooling her child when he was 8 years old and began learning English with his mother when he was 14.
It is good to leave your child in a school or institution, but on the other hand, I was worried that the child's individuality would become uniform.
After much discussion with my child, I decided to use 'Mom's English', and gradually exposed him to English videos and books for three hours a day starting when he was eight years old.
At 8 years old, everyone said it was too late, but surprisingly, the child's English skills grew explosively.
I became comfortable speaking and writing my thoughts in English, and eventually, at the age of 16, I was accepted to an Australian university.
And at the age of twenty, I entered the integrated master's and doctoral program at a domestic university faster than others.
To others, it may have been a 'missed opportunity' to learn English, but to the child, it was a 'shortcut' that helped him get closer to his dream more quickly.
"Mom's English: Now We're Starting" is a book that analyzes and organizes how a mother and child with "zero exposure to English" learned English the way mothers do, providing step-by-step/period-specific practice methods and a list of contents so that they can be seen at a glance.
Our curated collection of over 1,500 English books and videos, curated by moms, will serve as a "one-of-a-kind treasure map" for moms who are always thirsty for new information and have a hard time choosing just one English book.
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Prologue: "A Mother's Confidence" Leads Mom's English to Success
PART 01.
A mother's secret to English education: zero English exposure until age 7, and entry into a foreign university at age 16.
1.
To a mother anxious about English before entering elementary school
- Why I waited until I was 8 to start
- English: Set clear and specific goals.
- Don't fit your child into the typical way.
- The problem is the 'way' of approaching English.
- English is not an academic subject, it's a 'tool'.
- The answer is reading books.
2.
It's not too late, 8-year-old mom's English!
- 6th grade: A child's English brain awakens.
- Don't give up just because it's too late.
- Everyone's best and fastest way to learn English is different.
- Mom's English: Prepare like this
- Mom's confidence comes first.
- A 'secret meeting' with the world's most difficult child
- Your first encounter with English, an English learning CD-ROM
Mom's English Plan: Draw the Big Picture
3.
Intensive listening with audio and text
- What is intensive listening?
- Is intensive listening listening or reading?
- How much and how should we 'focus'?
- Do I really have to read the book out loud?
4.
Listening along with the video
- Get enough exposure to English sounds
- What is eavesdropping?
- Creating a listening environment that suits my child
5.
Mom's English Vocabulary Learning Method
- With Mom's English, you don't have to study vocabulary separately?
- Step-by-step word learning method
6.
Upgrade your reading level
- The key to success in English with Mom
- You need to reach a reading level to master English.
- Find out your reading level
- What is the AR index?
- What is a Lexile measure?
PART 02.
Step-by-step mom-style English practice method
Step 1: Develop listening habits
1.
Let's make it a habit to listen intently and listen without distraction.
★ Recommended movies for casual listening
★ Disney & Pixar animations for casual listening
★ DreamWorks Animation for listening
2.
The Miracle of Listening to English for Three Hours a Day
★ Phonics Consonant Memory Method
★ Phonics vowel memory method
Step 2: Meet the real original books and chapter books.
1.
Choosing the Right Book for Your Child
2.
Intensive Listening: Chapter Book Series
3.
Eavesdropping: Watching English Cartoons
4.
When is the best time to take the first level test?
★ Children's favorite chapter book series
Step 3: Using American Textbooks and Non-Fiction Originals
1.
Intensive Listening 1: American Textbooks
2.
Intensive Listening 2: Non-fiction Original Texts, such as Social Studies and Science
3.
How to Approach English Learning Books
Step 4: Developing the joy of reading and listening through original texts and sitcoms
1.
Focused Listening: Harry Potter
2.
How to listen to sitcom dramas and use English newspapers
3.
Young Young Pre-Recording: Audiobooks Created by Kids
★ Books by famous authors recommended for intensive listening
Step 5: English Diary and Grammar Book Challenge
1.
A Child's First English Writing: An English Diary
2.
Learn vocabulary and English grammar easily and enjoyably.
★ Our Child's First Grammar Book
Step 6: Meet the Newbery Award Winner and Output
1.
Eliciting speaking and writing output
2.
Focused Listening: Newbery Medalists
★ Newbery Award-winning books by level
★ List of novels by author
PART 03.
Perfecting Mom's English
1.
Mom's English Second Half Strategy: English Newspaper
2.
The ultimate goal of reading original texts: classical literature.
★ List of classical literature by level
3.
A child free from English, a child who grows on his own
4.
What's the best thing a mother can do on her way to learning English?
★ Appendix: Complete Analysis of Mom's English Books by Level and Subject
1.
Chapter Book Series Recommendations by Level
2.
Caldecott Medalist Recommended Books by Level
3.
100 Must-Read Books for Children Ages 9-14 Selected by Public Radio
4.
TIME Magazine's 100 Best Books for Young Adults
5.
TIME Magazine's 100 Best Children's Books
Epilogue: Your child's English grows fastest when you think it's too late.
PART 01.
A mother's secret to English education: zero English exposure until age 7, and entry into a foreign university at age 16.
1.
To a mother anxious about English before entering elementary school
- Why I waited until I was 8 to start
- English: Set clear and specific goals.
- Don't fit your child into the typical way.
- The problem is the 'way' of approaching English.
- English is not an academic subject, it's a 'tool'.
- The answer is reading books.
2.
It's not too late, 8-year-old mom's English!
- 6th grade: A child's English brain awakens.
- Don't give up just because it's too late.
- Everyone's best and fastest way to learn English is different.
- Mom's English: Prepare like this
- Mom's confidence comes first.
- A 'secret meeting' with the world's most difficult child
- Your first encounter with English, an English learning CD-ROM
Mom's English Plan: Draw the Big Picture
3.
Intensive listening with audio and text
- What is intensive listening?
- Is intensive listening listening or reading?
- How much and how should we 'focus'?
- Do I really have to read the book out loud?
4.
Listening along with the video
- Get enough exposure to English sounds
- What is eavesdropping?
- Creating a listening environment that suits my child
5.
Mom's English Vocabulary Learning Method
- With Mom's English, you don't have to study vocabulary separately?
- Step-by-step word learning method
6.
Upgrade your reading level
- The key to success in English with Mom
- You need to reach a reading level to master English.
- Find out your reading level
- What is the AR index?
- What is a Lexile measure?
PART 02.
Step-by-step mom-style English practice method
Step 1: Develop listening habits
1.
Let's make it a habit to listen intently and listen without distraction.
★ Recommended movies for casual listening
★ Disney & Pixar animations for casual listening
★ DreamWorks Animation for listening
2.
The Miracle of Listening to English for Three Hours a Day
★ Phonics Consonant Memory Method
★ Phonics vowel memory method
Step 2: Meet the real original books and chapter books.
1.
Choosing the Right Book for Your Child
2.
Intensive Listening: Chapter Book Series
3.
Eavesdropping: Watching English Cartoons
4.
When is the best time to take the first level test?
★ Children's favorite chapter book series
Step 3: Using American Textbooks and Non-Fiction Originals
1.
Intensive Listening 1: American Textbooks
2.
Intensive Listening 2: Non-fiction Original Texts, such as Social Studies and Science
3.
How to Approach English Learning Books
Step 4: Developing the joy of reading and listening through original texts and sitcoms
1.
Focused Listening: Harry Potter
2.
How to listen to sitcom dramas and use English newspapers
3.
Young Young Pre-Recording: Audiobooks Created by Kids
★ Books by famous authors recommended for intensive listening
Step 5: English Diary and Grammar Book Challenge
1.
A Child's First English Writing: An English Diary
2.
Learn vocabulary and English grammar easily and enjoyably.
★ Our Child's First Grammar Book
Step 6: Meet the Newbery Award Winner and Output
1.
Eliciting speaking and writing output
2.
Focused Listening: Newbery Medalists
★ Newbery Award-winning books by level
★ List of novels by author
PART 03.
Perfecting Mom's English
1.
Mom's English Second Half Strategy: English Newspaper
2.
The ultimate goal of reading original texts: classical literature.
★ List of classical literature by level
3.
A child free from English, a child who grows on his own
4.
What's the best thing a mother can do on her way to learning English?
★ Appendix: Complete Analysis of Mom's English Books by Level and Subject
1.
Chapter Book Series Recommendations by Level
2.
Caldecott Medalist Recommended Books by Level
3.
100 Must-Read Books for Children Ages 9-14 Selected by Public Radio
4.
TIME Magazine's 100 Best Books for Young Adults
5.
TIME Magazine's 100 Best Children's Books
Epilogue: Your child's English grows fastest when you think it's too late.
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Into the book
Bandi first started learning English through his mother's English when he entered first grade of elementary school.
However, since I was a 'mother who couldn't speak English', I soon encountered the limitations of my mother's English.
Ultimately, the child had to find his own way to overcome those limitations.
The mother found English stimuli that were appropriate for the child according to age and level, and the child practiced them consistently for eight years.
As a result, we have come closer to achieving the goals and objectives we set.
--- p.20
During my second year of elementary school, I focused on listening to five sets of chapter books, each containing more than 30 volumes.
Most books were less than 100 pages long and the audio recordings lasted about an hour.
One book a day! Once I start, I read it without stopping! This was our family's ironclad rule for focused listening.
It is also important to set aside time when you are physically and mentally relaxed and will not be interrupted.
After I finished the intensive listening, I didn't do any additional studying.
--- p.47
After Bandi had focused on listening to the audio to understand the content, he took time to think about the 'Think About Reading' questions at the end of the story.
This section contains a collection of question-type sentences. While reading chapter books, Bandi, who was more familiar with written language than spoken language, became interested in question-type sentences.
The book included questions ranging from simple comprehension questions to more thought-provoking ones.
This part was digested to the extent of talking to me in Korean.
--- p.169
Starting from the third grade, the textbooks were used in a way that did not take up much time by selecting one or two series per year that were appropriate for the child up to the upper elementary grades.
It is important not to be greedy when studying.
You should compare and check the level that your child can sufficiently digest before making a choice.
Especially up to the third grade of elementary school, it is best to ensure that textbooks do not take up too much of the total time spent learning English.
--- p.187
Now that I've finished my mother's English and homeschooling, I'm confident that although it wasn't an easy path, it was the right one.
Since returning to Korea, I have been sharing my experiences with many mothers through offline lectures at the library.
I wanted to be an active guide, giving them confidence and courage as they cautiously took their first steps on this path.
However, since I was a 'mother who couldn't speak English', I soon encountered the limitations of my mother's English.
Ultimately, the child had to find his own way to overcome those limitations.
The mother found English stimuli that were appropriate for the child according to age and level, and the child practiced them consistently for eight years.
As a result, we have come closer to achieving the goals and objectives we set.
--- p.20
During my second year of elementary school, I focused on listening to five sets of chapter books, each containing more than 30 volumes.
Most books were less than 100 pages long and the audio recordings lasted about an hour.
One book a day! Once I start, I read it without stopping! This was our family's ironclad rule for focused listening.
It is also important to set aside time when you are physically and mentally relaxed and will not be interrupted.
After I finished the intensive listening, I didn't do any additional studying.
--- p.47
After Bandi had focused on listening to the audio to understand the content, he took time to think about the 'Think About Reading' questions at the end of the story.
This section contains a collection of question-type sentences. While reading chapter books, Bandi, who was more familiar with written language than spoken language, became interested in question-type sentences.
The book included questions ranging from simple comprehension questions to more thought-provoking ones.
This part was digested to the extent of talking to me in Korean.
--- p.169
Starting from the third grade, the textbooks were used in a way that did not take up much time by selecting one or two series per year that were appropriate for the child up to the upper elementary grades.
It is important not to be greedy when studying.
You should compare and check the level that your child can sufficiently digest before making a choice.
Especially up to the third grade of elementary school, it is best to ensure that textbooks do not take up too much of the total time spent learning English.
--- p.187
Now that I've finished my mother's English and homeschooling, I'm confident that although it wasn't an easy path, it was the right one.
Since returning to Korea, I have been sharing my experiences with many mothers through offline lectures at the library.
I wanted to be an active guide, giving them confidence and courage as they cautiously took their first steps on this path.
--- p.399
Publisher's Review
“I’m worried that my child will be the only one who can’t speak English at school.”
When you think it's too late, your child's English grows the fastest!
“I’m 8 years old and I’ve never read an English book before. Will I be okay?”
“Please tell me how to expose myself to English effectively before entering school!”
This is a question that mothers often ask the author through lectures and blogs.
Each time, the author answers like this:
“You say it’s too late? Don’t give up.
“Anyone can start learning English with an 8-year-old mom.”
Most mothers and children experience an 'English crisis' before entering elementary school.
If you are a mother who has never exposed your child to English, a mother who is conflicted between an academy and her own method, or a mother who is at a loss as to how to choose an English book, you can gain 'Mom's English confidence + Mom's step-by-step/period-based English exposure method' at the same time through this book.
This book covers everything from how to use movies and animations to create a natural English environment, to how to use English books that are perfect for your child, such as picture books, chapter books, American textbooks, and classic novels, to 'Mom's English Exposure Methods.'
If you expose your child to the step-by-step practice methods and content presented below, their English will grow infinitely.
★ Mom's step-by-step English exposure method that is more effective than an academy
Step 1: Show movies and animations
Step 2: Choose a chapter book that suits your child's level and interests.
Step 3: How to Use American Textbooks and Non-Fiction Originals Properly
Step 4: How to Use Famous Original Texts, Sitcoms, and English-English Dictionaries
Step 5: Mom's English Grammar and Writing an English Diary
Step 6: Read Newbery Medalists and Get Output
Step 7: How to Use English Newspapers
Step 8: The Ultimate Goal: Reading Classic Novels
We provide a list of over 1,500 content items, ranging from fun videos like movies and animations to famous original texts like picture books, textbooks, and novels!
A complete analysis of over 500 children's books trusted by mothers, including the Caldecott Medal and Newbery Medal!
In a word, "Mom's English is Starting Now" is a "content guidebook for mom's English."
In Stage 1, we present a curated selection of movies and animations that families can watch together so that children can naturally hear and become familiar with the sounds of English.
From the second stage, we focus on 'English books' and introduce books with stories that children will like, such as chapter book series and works by famous authors, categorized by level, genre, and field.
Because we have analyzed and organized over 1,500 English contents, mothers can immediately find the content that is perfect for their child's level and grade with just this one book.
Additionally, we provide an appendix with an analysis of approximately 500 children's books most favored by mothers, including Caldecott Medal winners and Newbery Medal winners.
It has increased its expertise and reliability by including 100 must-read books for ages 9-14 selected by the American public radio, and 200 books for young adults and children selected by Time magazine.
Each piece of content includes information that mothers are curious about, such as the original book title, Korean version title, number of pages, genre, and content.
This book will serve as a reliable navigation system for mothers so they don't get lost in the English book market.
This book can be used by a wide range of age groups, from mothers of children aged 5 to 7 who want to create an English environment in advance to mothers preparing to enter elementary school.
When you think it's too late, your child's English grows the fastest!
“I’m 8 years old and I’ve never read an English book before. Will I be okay?”
“Please tell me how to expose myself to English effectively before entering school!”
This is a question that mothers often ask the author through lectures and blogs.
Each time, the author answers like this:
“You say it’s too late? Don’t give up.
“Anyone can start learning English with an 8-year-old mom.”
Most mothers and children experience an 'English crisis' before entering elementary school.
If you are a mother who has never exposed your child to English, a mother who is conflicted between an academy and her own method, or a mother who is at a loss as to how to choose an English book, you can gain 'Mom's English confidence + Mom's step-by-step/period-based English exposure method' at the same time through this book.
This book covers everything from how to use movies and animations to create a natural English environment, to how to use English books that are perfect for your child, such as picture books, chapter books, American textbooks, and classic novels, to 'Mom's English Exposure Methods.'
If you expose your child to the step-by-step practice methods and content presented below, their English will grow infinitely.
★ Mom's step-by-step English exposure method that is more effective than an academy
Step 1: Show movies and animations
Step 2: Choose a chapter book that suits your child's level and interests.
Step 3: How to Use American Textbooks and Non-Fiction Originals Properly
Step 4: How to Use Famous Original Texts, Sitcoms, and English-English Dictionaries
Step 5: Mom's English Grammar and Writing an English Diary
Step 6: Read Newbery Medalists and Get Output
Step 7: How to Use English Newspapers
Step 8: The Ultimate Goal: Reading Classic Novels
We provide a list of over 1,500 content items, ranging from fun videos like movies and animations to famous original texts like picture books, textbooks, and novels!
A complete analysis of over 500 children's books trusted by mothers, including the Caldecott Medal and Newbery Medal!
In a word, "Mom's English is Starting Now" is a "content guidebook for mom's English."
In Stage 1, we present a curated selection of movies and animations that families can watch together so that children can naturally hear and become familiar with the sounds of English.
From the second stage, we focus on 'English books' and introduce books with stories that children will like, such as chapter book series and works by famous authors, categorized by level, genre, and field.
Because we have analyzed and organized over 1,500 English contents, mothers can immediately find the content that is perfect for their child's level and grade with just this one book.
Additionally, we provide an appendix with an analysis of approximately 500 children's books most favored by mothers, including Caldecott Medal winners and Newbery Medal winners.
It has increased its expertise and reliability by including 100 must-read books for ages 9-14 selected by the American public radio, and 200 books for young adults and children selected by Time magazine.
Each piece of content includes information that mothers are curious about, such as the original book title, Korean version title, number of pages, genre, and content.
This book will serve as a reliable navigation system for mothers so they don't get lost in the English book market.
This book can be used by a wide range of age groups, from mothers of children aged 5 to 7 who want to create an English environment in advance to mothers preparing to enter elementary school.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: February 20, 2018
- Page count, weight, size: 400 pages | 766g | 165*224*24mm
- ISBN13: 9791188700073
- ISBN10: 1188700073
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